Sharad Yadav's "beautiful" remark stumps scribe

He was responding to a query on which was a better state- Madhya Pradesh or Bihar

PTI | February 19, 2013



Janata Dal (United) President Sharad Yadav on Tuesday stumped a woman reporter with his "beautiful" remark.

The reporter sought to know from Yadav which was the better state- Madhya Pradesh or Bihar- ruled by BJP and Janata Dal (U)-BJP coalition respectively.

The former Union Minister has political links with both states and has represented them in Parliament at different times.

Without getting into an argument, Yadav simply said the whole country was beautiful.

He then added in a lighter vein "even you are very beautiful."

The engineer-turned-politician's remark evoked loud laughter from those present, including the reporter.

Yadav was elected to Lok Sabha from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh in late 1970s, while currently he represents the Madhepura constituency of Bihar in the Lower House of Parliament.

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